White to move and mate in 5.
Blake – Hooke, London 1923 (mate in 5)
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June 26, 2017White to move and mate in 5.
White to move and mate in 5.
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March 13, 2017Black to play and mate in 5 moves.
Mate in 5
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March 3, 2017Black to play and mate in 5.
Gilles Andruet – Boris Spassky, Bundesliga 1988
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March 1, 2017White to play and mate in 5 moves.
Emory Tate – Macon Shibut, Washington DC 2004
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February 15, 2017White to play and mate in 5 moves.
Mate in 5
Puzzle Worthy Position 33
August 24, 2016
Black to move and mate in 5.
Puzzle Worthy Position 15
April 26, 2016If it wasn’t for the black king’s d7 escape square, white could obviously mate in just one move. Even with that small annoyance, white can mate in 5.
White to move and mate in 5.
Puzzle Worthy Position 5
April 15, 2016White to play and checkmate in 5 moves.
